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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1920

Page

3

Why Fruit Trees Are Pruned in Orchards

Fruit tree pruning aims to boost production and reduce costs, with extra emphasis on young trees to build a strong framework for future crops. The article highlights general pruning goals, disease removal, and thinning, and then shifts to Missouri Extension achievements, listing top records in Corn, Garden, Poultry, Canning, Sewing, Baking, and Pig clubs by named youths and counties. It also notes Missouri farmers profit from early Irish potatoes, with planting advised in late March and July market readiness, plus recommendations on varieties, fertilizer, seed handling, and seed corn testing to maximize yields.

University of Missouri College of Agriculture Herman Boot Amoret James Steele Forsyth Arthur McLear Clifton Hill Oakley Caton Mound City Bertram Caton Harold Long Sedalia Clarance Parmons Moberly Earl Tydangs Audrin Bas Geo. Hochberger Neba Buttons Mexico Virgil Blakemore Columbia Ema Wybert Carman Nelson St. Joseph Armahangie Mountain View Etal Bartlett Lexington Nny Fae Mountain Mary 1 Ingalsme West Plains Imogene Ott Belleflower Yb Plaines Missouri J. T. Rosa, Jr

$5,000 For Scholarships At Missouri Honor Gift

The University of Missouri receives a new endowment of $6,000 from H S Jewell and Mrs John W Jewell to the School of Journalism in memory of John W Jewell who served as editor at Camp Funston and was killed January 11 1918 while with the camp newspaper.

University of Missouri H. S. Jewell Springfield John W. Jewell School of Journalism Camp Funston Kans Cee

Happy Women In Lexington Cite Doan's Kidney Pills

Mrs. Michael McDonald of Lexington endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after backache and urinary troubles, praising relief and kidney regulation. Advert says 60c at dealers, Foster-Milburn Co. Monroe Butler visits from Kansas City. Grace Gaffin returns home after holidays with her parents.

Michael McDonald Highland Ave Lexington Doan Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

No Great Act of Heroism Required to Test Croup Remedy

If a great act of heroism was needed to protect a child from croup no mother would hesitate to act. Yet with a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy at hand and given at first sign of croup it is prompt and effectual. Adv Pierre Mavel left Monday for Iola Kansas to join his family. Stewart Culley of Kansas City counts days here visiting friends and relatives.

Chamberlain Pierre Mavel Iola Kansas Stewart Culley Kansas City

Fletcher's Castoria cited as children remedy headline note

Mr and Mrs Harry Dunford and their young daughter from Kansas City visited relatives here over the weekend. Sergt J H Vanderberg recently visiting family departed Sunday evening for Fort Leavenworth Kansas. John Erickson of Kansas City was also mentioned among visitors.

Harry Dunford Kansas City Sergt J. H. Vanderberg Fort Leavenworth Kans John Erickson

Otto Long returns from Kansas City business trip

Otto Long came back Wednesday from a business trip to Kansas City. Henry C. Chiles went to Kansas City Tuesday evening on legal business. Mr and Mrs Owen Davis announce the birth of a girl on Monday January 26 1920.

Otto Long Kansas City Henry C. Chiles Owen Davis

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Farm News Service The Howard K. Harris Lee's Summit Arthur Bennett Chillicothe Lester F. Cornelius Maysville Anson W. Cody Lcothe Arthur Gwin Monroe Butler Grace Gaffin Mrs Geo, Gaffin Fletcher Crenshaw & Young Lexington, Missouri Stephens A. J. Stephens Rubber CO Schulenberg Tire Co Independence, Mo
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